Proudly serving the City of Saint Paul and the surrounding Metro Area.
Proudly serving the City of Saint Paul and the surrounding Metro Area.
Please reach us at Hello@MzNotaryMN.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
A mobile notary is a notary public who travels to your location to provide convenient notarization services.
MzNotaryMN is a professional notary service that provides a range of notary public services to its clients.
MzNotaryMN offers a range of notary public services, including notarizing documents, administering oaths and affirmations, and certifying copies of documents.
MzNotaryMN can notarize a wide range of documents, including affidavits, powers of attorney, deeds, contracts, realestate/mortgage Loan documents and many others. Please contact us if you have any questions about a specific document.
Yes, MzNotaryMN follows all state laws and best practices to ensure your documents remain private and legally binding.
You schedule an appointment, and MzNotaryMN travels to your home, office, hospital, or other agreed-upon location.
Mobile notaries offer convenience, flexibility, privacy, and save time by eliminating the need for travel.
Yes! MzNotaryMN provides evening, weekend, and emergency notary services to accommodate busy schedules.
There is a travel fee, but the convenience and time saved make it worth it for many clients.
Yes, MzNotaryMN specializes in notarizations for hospitals, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities.
Yes! Same-day and emergency notarizations are available, subject to scheduling.
Absolutely! MzNotaryMN works with law firms, real estate agencies, financial institutions, and other businesses.
Contact MzNotaryMN by 📞phone, 💬text, or 📅online to book your appointment.Like
When you need a document notarized, it's important to understand what a notary public can and cannot do. Think of a notary as a neutral witness who ensures documents are signed correctly, legally, and willingly—but there are limits to their authority. MzNotaryMN breaks it down in the next two questions "What CAN a Notary Do" and "What Can a Notary NOT Do".
✅ Verify Your Identity – A notary checks your government-issued ID to confirm you are who you say you are before notarizing a document. This helps prevent fraud.
✅ Witness Signatures – Notaries observe you signing important documents to confirm you’re doing so willingly and without pressure.
✅ Administer Oaths & Affirmations – If a document requires you to swear that the contents are true (such as an affidavit), a notary can administer the oath or affirmation.
✅ Certify Copies of Certain Documents – In some states, a notary can certify that a copy of an original document (like a passport or diploma) is an accurate reproduction.
✅ Notarize Various Legal Documents – This includes real estate transactions, power of attorney, wills (in some states), contracts, and more.
✅ Travel to You (If a Mobile Notary) – A mobile notary, like MzNotaryMN, provides convenient services by coming to your location.
❌ Give Legal Advice – Notaries are NOT attorneys, and cannot tell you what a document means, what to sign, or if a contract is fair. You need seek legal advice.
❌ Draft or Modify Documents – Notaries cannot create, edit, or make corrections to legal documents. My job is only to verify signatures and identities, not to prepare paperwork.
❌ Notarize a Document if the Signer Appears Coerced or Confused – A notary’s job is to ensure free will. If someone seems unsure, confused, or under pressure, the notary must refuse to proceed.
❌ Notarize Incomplete or Blank Documents – If sections of a document are blank or missing, the notary cannot stamp it. The document must be complete before notarization.
❌ Notarize Certain Documents for Family Members – In some states, a notary cannot notarize documents for their spouse, children, or other close relatives due to potential conflicts of interest.
MzNotaryMN is here to help ensure your documents are legally sound, fraud-free, and properly executed—however, I have strict rules to follow. Do you need a document notarized? MzNotaryMN is here to provide you with professional, reliable, and mobile notary services to make the process simple and stress-free! 😊
Please reach us at Hello@MzNotaryMN.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
CSAs ensure loan documents are executed correctly, helping prevent delays or funding issues.
The CSA verifies identity, oversees document signing, ensures compliance, and returns documents to the lender or title company.
We handle refinance packages, HELOCs, buyer/seller documents, reverse mortgages, and more.
You schedule an appointment, and MzNotaryMN travels to your home, office, or other agreed-upon location.
Mobile closing signing agent offer convenience, flexibility, privacy, and save time by eliminating the need for travel.
No, MzNotaryMN is a mobile service, meeting you at your home, office, or other convenient location.
A typical signing takes 30-60 minutes, depending on the complexity of the documents.
Contact MzNotaryMN immediately. If needed, we can arrange a correction appointment.
Absolutely! You should review them in advance. If you have legal questions, consult your lender or attorney.
Yes! MzNotaryMN provides last-minute and after-hours mobile loan signing services based on availability.
Yes, MzNotaryMN partners directly with title companies, escrow officers, real estate agents, and lenders for seamless closings. NO Need for going through a signing service! MzNotaryMN is committed to your clients and providing the most excellent service they require.
MzNotaryMN can:
✅ Help ensure your documents are legally sound, fraud-free, and properly executed.
✅ Provide exceptional and stress-free service as I walk your borrower/purchaser through that huge stack of loan documents and ensure they understand what they are signing.
❌ Give Legal Advice – Closing Signing Agents are NOT attorneys, and cannot tell you what a document means, what to sign, or if a contract is fair. You need seek legal advice.
❌ Draft or Modify Documents –Closing Signing Agents cannot create, edit, or make corrections to legal documents. My job is only to verify signatures and identities, not to prepare paperwork.
❌ Notarize a Document if the Signer Appears Coerced or Confused – A notary’s job is to ensure free will. If someone seems unsure, confused, or under pressure, the notary must refuse to proceed.
❌ Notarize Incomplete or Blank Documents – If sections of a document are blank or missing, the notary cannot stamp it. The document must be complete before notarization.
❌ Notarize Certain Documents for Family Members – In some states, a notary cannot notarize documents for their spouse, children, or other close relatives due to potential conflicts of interest.
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